“Are you telling me this isn't a real place? It's some kind of virtual construct?”
“We come here during our regeneration cycles. We can exist as individuals here.”
“Unimatrix Zero.”
“You used to come here, before you escaped the Collective. You have the recessive mutation, too. Don't you remember any of it?”

Is it a dream, a Jungian fantasy, a deep dive into the repressed psyche? Is it a malfunction? Or is it the one place where you can escape from the repetitive drone of the hive mind?

"Interlink: B" is the second V/A release from Unimatrix Zero, a collection of tracks from our friends across the North American dance music community and beyond. The release is accompanied by a limited edition custom fragrance available in a 10 mL roll-on, “The Mutation” – a blend of various musks, black hemlock, and bay leaf – a spicy, botanical scent with a hint of smoke and vanilla.

LDY OSC, a Bunker NY alum based in Vienna with roots in Mexico City and NYC, kicks things off with a gritty, acidic bassline gradually unfurling into percussive madness in “Untitled 303606,” a noise-tinged rave workout that’s a masterclass in restraint and tension. Philadelphia-via-NYC’s M Parent’s “Low End Loser” takes us back to the depths with his signature sharply mixed, low-slung electro, punctuated with the cheeky-yet-demented vocals we’ve all come to know and love from the artist. Alonzo, hailing from Brooklyn via Miami, continues the theme of tough, heady low-end in a rough-and-tumble electro number, “White Sheets.”

Next up is NYC’s Escaflowne, who offers a hint of melodic levity grounded in a classic techno groove with a strong sense of Midwest shuffle on “CZ Beat.” CHAINLETTER’s “Drum Bop 3” delivers on its title - a slinky percussive bop suited for a psychedelic forest frolic. Hailing from Durham, NC, they’re a welcome addition to this collection of tracks. Finally, label co-founder Guilt Attendant teams up with M Parent for their collaboration “Shake It (Philly Swing Mix),” departing from their previous dub techno excursions as Modal Form with a twisted, trippy number recorded live in Parent’s home studio in Philadelphia.

All proceeds from this release in the first year will be donated to Underground Music Academy in Detroit:
www.undergroundmusicacademy.com

UXZ-02: V/A - Interlink: B

Live recording from Lychee and Guilt Attendant's set at Microtones 031122 in Tangent Gallery, Detroit, MI.

follow @lycheefrut and @nathanielyoung

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Set recorded by Jim Gibbons and finalized by otodojo.

Installation by KMAA, background photograph by ACE, flyer by otodojo.

Interval: Lychee and Guilt Attendant (Live at Microtones 031122)

Brandon Braun @ WERM 05.14.2022

Sister Zo is a Brooklyn-based DJ and producer from Kansas City, MO. In 2022 she has released her debut ep on Scuffed Recordings followed by an ep on Martyn's 3024 label. Enjoy!

ITPS081 SISTER ZO

The latest episode of Newtype Rhythms features a mind-expanding guest mix from NYC-via-Baltimore talent https://soundcloud.com/pbnstrawberryjam - for more info on JiaLing, as well as tracklist for this episode - check out Inverted Audio: https://inverted-audio.com/jialing-newtype-rhythms/

https://soundcloud.com/sheepshead-music

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Newtype Rhythms #171 - Special Guest: JiaLing

For the 111th entry in the Honcho Podcast series, we welcome Brooklyn's Nick Boyd (@nickboydnyc)! Hopeless devotee and passionate fixture of New York City rave underground, Nick Boyd  runs Sorry Records (@sorry-records); the prolific Brooklyn based DIY label that been putting out well loved releases from a wide variety of stand out US-based dance music freaks for more than half a decade now.

Nick is also a resident on The Lot Radio in Greenpoint, occasionally writes about music/interviews musicians for places like Love Injection, Crack Magazine, The Fader, and Bolting Bits,.
this mix is dedicated to lexi, sé, boxofbox, sister zo, & james preston !!

this mix is inspired by carlos souffront, spencer kincy, the loft, octo octa, geoffrey larue, eris drew, junior vasquez, ron like hell, and livwutang !!!!

photo by danny roche (https://www.dannyroche.com/)

mastered with love by drummy

Honcho Podcast Series 111: Nick Boyd

For our fourth entry in the PPRZ Podcast series, we have a mix from Brooklyn's @tomsobolikmusic

Sobolik is a Brooklyn-based artist whose work as a DJ, producer, promoter and label head seeks to open dialogues across cultures and practices of modern club music. Co-heading the UK-based label All Centre alongside Simkin and DJ Pitch, Sobolik has been turning heads over the last year with their futuristic club cuts on labels such as 3024, CloudCore, and early reflex. Sobolik's world is filled with colour and hyperkinetic energy - not fitting in one box, their output reacts to a broad palate of styles across North American and UK club music traditions. Their most recent full-length record, “Iris”, released on All Centre in late 2021, pulls together molten digital sound design, glossy melodics, jacking techno rhythms, and hard-hitting breakbeats across its 4 tracks. As a promoter and organizer, Sobolik curates a bimonthly party called inside voices as well as masterclasses and production/remix contests for the All Centre Discord server.


mix description:

this mix was recorded in two takes in a very messy Bushwick bedroom on the treasured XDJ-RX2. starting from a half-time queer steppas wiggle moment, the mix slowly picks up speed and cuts its way thru a tangled forest of serrated percussion and slippery bass weight, from the ASMR techno tingles of Metrist and Oyubi to the galloping wubs of Mosca and Villager. the energy tapers off into a hardgroove shuffle before a trio of bitchy bubblers (including a special bootleg from the mix maestro :^)) give way for a walloping finale of cantankerous breaks n' bass. gunfingers primed for forthcoming heaters by friends of the show Sha Ru, Lithe, Xen Chron, and Sputnik One 💨🚀

tracklist:

laurel halo - wow unlimited (slowed) [hyperdub]
exael - circle (squish mix) [3xl]
sub basics - northern lights [infernal sounds]
purelink - rest thru [lillerne tapes]
josi devil - mouwld [homemade sound system]
quasar - laniakea [foundation audio]
roy mills - chinchilla [local knowledge]
laenz - wetware [early reflex]
cassius select - rete avek ou [plastic-world]
metrist - vv squi [timedance]
rhr - muita pose [tijolo records]
oyubi - chirp [self-released]
will hofbauer - drip dip drip the dip drip [rinse]
glimmerman - 2 step mode (spud vip) [unreleased]
elpac + mulholland - hiiii tek [cloudcore]
villager - club wonk [pretty weird]
teakup - fallout (noided) [self-released]
dj deeon - so high [chiwax]
mosca - shut everything down [rent]
braun - slipstream [unimatrix zero]
female - because the night [downwards]
cajmere - brighter days (sobolik re-bubble) [unreleased]
nick leon + bitter babe - gøce (de schuurman remix) [club romantico]
neana - steel house [self-released]
lithe - yammer (w/ update prayer) [unreleased]
xen chron - 1l4u (je_eq) 2441 [unreleased]
destrata - amphibian barrier [woozy]
current bias - state smasher [racquet club]
sha ru - feeling wonky [unreleased]
darama + yourboykiran - hai hai (hard drum refix) [pound shop edits]
hmurd - murd ache [tt]
sv1 - timeinempty [self-released]

If you enjoyed Tom's mix, please consider donating to their organization of choice, Housing Justice 4 All NY: https://vocal.ourpowerbase.net/civicrm/contribute/transact?id=23&reset=1

PPRZ Podcast 4 - Sobolik

Rob Seurat’s live dj set from Tresor’s 31 Festival

Rob Seurat Live at Tresor - Aug 17, 2022

Deep techno, ambient, dub techno and experimental zoning with NO DAWN resident threehz. Special guest Braun takes over in the second hour.

https://www.instagram.com/threehz/

NO DAWN with threehz + special guest Braun @ The Lot Radio 11 - 17 - 2022

Tracklist: https://bit.ly/3W7zFB9
Read the cover feature: https://bit.ly/peachmxmg

“With this mix, I've been very inspired by a specific uplifting yet rolling sound that I've only been able to categorize in my efforts of organization as "forward feeling". Its a sound and a feeling that has always been a feature in my sets, and doesn't necessarily feel tied to a genre. Recently I've been digging for it more and finding a lot of fun and happiness when I play it out. It feels like the moment of when you're surrounded by friends and locked into a groove and the crowd is dancing together as one. Diving deeper into this sound has been a process that I've really enjoyed and this mix captures some of my favourites of this sound to play in a club at the moment. Hope you enjoy x.” @ohpeach

The Cover Mix: Peach

'Let' is the first EP by Mike Crowley. It features four original tracks and a remix by Guilt Attendant (@nathanielyoung).

The EP emerged from Mike's interest in somatics, or the study of dance through autonomic, body-centric movement. Producing the tracks involved the same process of stepping away from self and letting sounds be.

The album art is from Nikolai Bernstein's socialist research into industrial movement during production processes, which was generated with an early time-lapse technique that used tiny strobelights.

Mike Crowley - Pointing [Guilt Attendant Remix]

@chainletter

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“Are you telling me this isn't a real place? It's some kind of virtual construct?”
“We come here during our regeneration cycles. We can exist as individuals here.”
“Unimatrix Zero.”
“You used to come here, before you escaped the Collective. You have the recessive mutation, too. Don't you remember any of it?”

Is it a dream, a Jungian fantasy, a deep dive into the repressed psyche? Is it a malfunction? Or is it the one place where you can escape from the repetitive drone of the hive mind?

"Interlink: B" is the second V/A release from Unimatrix Zero, a collection of tracks from our friends across the North American dance music community and beyond. The release is accompanied by a limited edition custom fragrance available in a 10 mL roll-on, “The Mutation” – a blend of various musks, black hemlock, and bay leaf – a spicy, botanical scent with a hint of smoke and vanilla.

LDY OSC, a Bunker NY alum based in Vienna with roots in Mexico City and NYC, kicks things off with a gritty, acidic bassline gradually unfurling into percussive madness in “Untitled 303606,” a noise-tinged rave workout that’s a masterclass in restraint and tension. Philadelphia-via-NYC’s M Parent’s “Low End Loser” takes us back to the depths with his signature sharply mixed, low-slung electro, punctuated with the cheeky-yet-demented vocals we’ve all come to know and love from the artist. Alonzo, hailing from Brooklyn via Miami, continues the theme of tough, heady low-end in a rough-and-tumble electro number, “White Sheets.”

Next up is NYC’s Escaflowne, who offers a hint of melodic levity grounded in a classic techno groove with a strong sense of Midwest shuffle on “CZ Beat.” CHAINLETTER’s “Drum Bop 3” delivers on its title - a slinky percussive bop suited for a psychedelic forest frolic. Hailing from Durham, NC, they’re a welcome addition to this collection of tracks. Finally, label co-founder Guilt Attendant teams up with M Parent for their collaboration “Shake It (Philly Swing Mix),” departing from their previous dub techno excursions as Modal Form with a twisted, trippy number recorded live in Parent’s home studio in Philadelphia.

All proceeds from this release in the first year will be donated to Underground Music Academy in Detroit:
www.undergroundmusicacademy.com

CHAINLETTER - Drum Bop 3

@escaflowne-iii

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“Are you telling me this isn't a real place? It's some kind of virtual construct?”
“We come here during our regeneration cycles. We can exist as individuals here.”
“Unimatrix Zero.”
“You used to come here, before you escaped the Collective. You have the recessive mutation, too. Don't you remember any of it?”

Is it a dream, a Jungian fantasy, a deep dive into the repressed psyche? Is it a malfunction? Or is it the one place where you can escape from the repetitive drone of the hive mind?

"Interlink: B" is the second V/A release from Unimatrix Zero, a collection of tracks from our friends across the North American dance music community and beyond. The release is accompanied by a limited edition custom fragrance available in a 10 mL roll-on, “The Mutation” – a blend of various musks, black hemlock, and bay leaf – a spicy, botanical scent with a hint of smoke and vanilla.

LDY OSC, a Bunker NY alum based in Vienna with roots in Mexico City and NYC, kicks things off with a gritty, acidic bassline gradually unfurling into percussive madness in “Untitled 303606,” a noise-tinged rave workout that’s a masterclass in restraint and tension. Philadelphia-via-NYC’s M Parent’s “Low End Loser” takes us back to the depths with his signature sharply mixed, low-slung electro, punctuated with the cheeky-yet-demented vocals we’ve all come to know and love from the artist. Alonzo, hailing from Brooklyn via Miami, continues the theme of tough, heady low-end in a rough-and-tumble electro number, “White Sheets.”

Next up is NYC’s Escaflowne, who offers a hint of melodic levity grounded in a classic techno groove with a strong sense of Midwest shuffle on “CZ Beat.” CHAINLETTER’s “Drum Bop 3” delivers on its title - a slinky percussive bop suited for a psychedelic forest frolic. Hailing from Durham, NC, they’re a welcome addition to this collection of tracks. Finally, label co-founder Guilt Attendant teams up with M Parent for their collaboration “Shake It (Philly Swing Mix),” departing from their previous dub techno excursions as Modal Form with a twisted, trippy number recorded live in Parent’s home studio in Philadelphia.

All proceeds from this release in the first year will be donated to Underground Music Academy in Detroit:
www.undergroundmusicacademy.com

Escaflowne - CZ Beat

@alonzo902

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“Are you telling me this isn't a real place? It's some kind of virtual construct?”
“We come here during our regeneration cycles. We can exist as individuals here.”
“Unimatrix Zero.”
“You used to come here, before you escaped the Collective. You have the recessive mutation, too. Don't you remember any of it?”

Is it a dream, a Jungian fantasy, a deep dive into the repressed psyche? Is it a malfunction? Or is it the one place where you can escape from the repetitive drone of the hive mind?

"Interlink: B" is the second V/A release from Unimatrix Zero, a collection of tracks from our friends across the North American dance music community and beyond. The release is accompanied by a limited edition custom fragrance available in a 10 mL roll-on, “The Mutation” – a blend of various musks, black hemlock, and bay leaf – a spicy, botanical scent with a hint of smoke and vanilla.

LDY OSC, a Bunker NY alum based in Vienna with roots in Mexico City and NYC, kicks things off with a gritty, acidic bassline gradually unfurling into percussive madness in “Untitled 303606,” a noise-tinged rave workout that’s a masterclass in restraint and tension. Philadelphia-via-NYC’s M Parent’s “Low End Loser” takes us back to the depths with his signature sharply mixed, low-slung electro, punctuated with the cheeky-yet-demented vocals we’ve all come to know and love from the artist. Alonzo, hailing from Brooklyn via Miami, continues the theme of tough, heady low-end in a rough-and-tumble electro number, “White Sheets.”

Next up is NYC’s Escaflowne, who offers a hint of melodic levity grounded in a classic techno groove with a strong sense of Midwest shuffle on “CZ Beat.” CHAINLETTER’s “Drum Bop 3” delivers on its title - a slinky percussive bop suited for a psychedelic forest frolic. Hailing from Durham, NC, they’re a welcome addition to this collection of tracks. Finally, label co-founder Guilt Attendant teams up with M Parent for their collaboration “Shake It (Philly Swing Mix),” departing from their previous dub techno excursions as Modal Form with a twisted, trippy number recorded live in Parent’s home studio in Philadelphia.

All proceeds from this release in the first year will be donated to Underground Music Academy in Detroit:
www.undergroundmusicacademy.com

Alonzo - White Sheets

@m-parent

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“Are you telling me this isn't a real place? It's some kind of virtual construct?”
“We come here during our regeneration cycles. We can exist as individuals here.”
“Unimatrix Zero.”
“You used to come here, before you escaped the Collective. You have the recessive mutation, too. Don't you remember any of it?”

Is it a dream, a Jungian fantasy, a deep dive into the repressed psyche? Is it a malfunction? Or is it the one place where you can escape from the repetitive drone of the hive mind?

"Interlink: B" is the second V/A release from Unimatrix Zero, a collection of tracks from our friends across the North American dance music community and beyond. The release is accompanied by a limited edition custom fragrance available in a 10 mL roll-on, “The Mutation” – a blend of various musks, black hemlock, and bay leaf – a spicy, botanical scent with a hint of smoke and vanilla.

LDY OSC, a Bunker NY alum based in Vienna with roots in Mexico City and NYC, kicks things off with a gritty, acidic bassline gradually unfurling into percussive madness in “Untitled 303606,” a noise-tinged rave workout that’s a masterclass in restraint and tension. Philadelphia-via-NYC’s M Parent’s “Low End Loser” takes us back to the depths with his signature sharply mixed, low-slung electro, punctuated with the cheeky-yet-demented vocals we’ve all come to know and love from the artist. Alonzo, hailing from Brooklyn via Miami, continues the theme of tough, heady low-end in a rough-and-tumble electro number, “White Sheets.”

Next up is NYC’s Escaflowne, who offers a hint of melodic levity grounded in a classic techno groove with a strong sense of Midwest shuffle on “CZ Beat.” CHAINLETTER’s “Drum Bop 3” delivers on its title - a slinky percussive bop suited for a psychedelic forest frolic. Hailing from Durham, NC, they’re a welcome addition to this collection of tracks. Finally, label co-founder Guilt Attendant teams up with M Parent for their collaboration “Shake It (Philly Swing Mix),” departing from their previous dub techno excursions as Modal Form with a twisted, trippy number recorded live in Parent’s home studio in Philadelphia.

All proceeds from this release in the first year will be donated to Underground Music Academy in Detroit:
www.undergroundmusicacademy.com

M Parent - Low End Loser

@ldyosc

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“Are you telling me this isn't a real place? It's some kind of virtual construct?”
“We come here during our regeneration cycles. We can exist as individuals here.”
“Unimatrix Zero.”
“You used to come here, before you escaped the Collective. You have the recessive mutation, too. Don't you remember any of it?”

Is it a dream, a Jungian fantasy, a deep dive into the repressed psyche? Is it a malfunction? Or is it the one place where you can escape from the repetitive drone of the hive mind?

"Interlink: B" is the second V/A release from Unimatrix Zero, a collection of tracks from our friends across the North American dance music community and beyond. The release is accompanied by a limited edition custom fragrance available in a 10 mL roll-on, “The Mutation” – a blend of various musks, black hemlock, and bay leaf – a spicy, botanical scent with a hint of smoke and vanilla.

LDY OSC, a Bunker NY alum based in Vienna with roots in Mexico City and NYC, kicks things off with a gritty, acidic bassline gradually unfurling into percussive madness in “Untitled 303606,” a noise-tinged rave workout that’s a masterclass in restraint and tension. Philadelphia-via-NYC’s M Parent’s “Low End Loser” takes us back to the depths with his signature sharply mixed, low-slung electro, punctuated with the cheeky-yet-demented vocals we’ve all come to know and love from the artist. Alonzo, hailing from Brooklyn via Miami, continues the theme of tough, heady low-end in a rough-and-tumble electro number, “White Sheets.”

Next up is NYC’s Escaflowne, who offers a hint of melodic levity grounded in a classic techno groove with a strong sense of Midwest shuffle on “CZ Beat.” CHAINLETTER’s “Drum Bop 3” delivers on its title - a slinky percussive bop suited for a psychedelic forest frolic. Hailing from Durham, NC, they’re a welcome addition to this collection of tracks. Finally, label co-founder Guilt Attendant teams up with M Parent for their collaboration “Shake It (Philly Swing Mix),” departing from their previous dub techno excursions as Modal Form with a twisted, trippy number recorded live in Parent’s home studio in Philadelphia.

All proceeds from this release in the first year will be donated to Underground Music Academy in Detroit:
www.undergroundmusicacademy.com

LDY OSC - Untitled 303606

Unimatrix Zero

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